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Siege of Delaney Hall
Thank God law enforcement is finally getting serious about going after the rioters who have laid siege to the immigration detention facility at Delaney Hall in Newark, New Jersey.
The Memorial, once a celebrated Nicklaus creation, no longer stands out in big-money era of golf
Jack Nicklaus never said he wanted the Memorial Tournament to be the "Masters of the North" when it began 50 years ago. The best sales pitch was to let others do the talking.
From Tehran to Havana: Cuba's role linking Islamic extremists and U.S. activists
Reports recently emerged that the Justice and Treasury departments are investigating U.S. nonprofits and activist groups for allegedly coordinating with Cuba as part of a foreign influence campaign.
Threats to America's prosperity begins in Washington
The economy remains solid. From 2016 to 2024, annual GDP growth averaged 2.5%. After a rocky first quarter, the balance of 2025 matched that performance.
At the midterms, we will have a choice between two Americas
Campaigns and elections often elucidate competing visions, but these midterms have put that truism on steroids for anyone to see who wants to see. Nowhere is this clearer than in the Democratic Party.
The U.S. Postal Service must stop 'Delivering for America'
When David Steiner became U.S. postmaster general in July 2025, many hoped his first order of business would be abandoning his predecessor's now largely discredited reorganization plan.
Congress celebrates school year's end with proposal protecting children
As the school year winds down, members of Congress have delivered a graduation message of sorts to schools nationwide.
France loses influence while Macron chases strategic autonomy
When it comes to geopolitics, few ideas have been as persistent as France's long-running quest for "strategic autonomy" from the United States.
Young Americans' anti-AI sentiment a gift to China
Recently at the University of Arizona, former Google CEO Eric Schmidt was repeatedly jeered when he spoke about artificial intelligence.
Some helpful notes on Iran's 'Islamic revolutionaries'
Dear President Trump, I am sure you were disappointed to learn Monday that Iran's rulers have decided they are not interested in negotiating an extension of the ceasefire you granted on April 8.
Letter to the editor: We must defeat Iran
Let's clarify the myriad ideas being thrown at the Iran/Israel/America conflict resolution scheme.
Letter to the editor: Bus driver in Virginia crash shouldn't have had CDL
Following the tragic bus crash in Stafford County, Virginia, that claimed five lives, the victims' families should pursue legal action against the bus company and the state of New York
Letter to the editor: Don't kill a program that strengthens America's defense
There are growing calls in Washington to halt or severely restrict the Small Business Administration's 8(a) Business Development Program.
Trump has a winning global health strategy
Political analysts could not have predicted that President Trump's second term would be marked by significant foreign policy engagements and national security advancements.
WATCH: Trump turning tables on Biden-era anti-Christianity
President Trump has taken decisive steps to reel in the anti-Christian, anti-religious freedom behaviors of the Joe Biden White House.
Jill Biden: Hunter's an angel, Joe's a genius, now go buy my book
Former first lady Jill Biden said her husband changed his mind about pardoning son Hunter because they knew, just knew, that he was going to be unfairly targeted by Donald Trump's administration and harassed and prosecuted for things that nobody else in America would go to jail for, no, nobody, nobody at all.
LOVERRO: Daniels is the indispensable chess piece on Quinn's board
The first Washington Commanders OTAs are in the books, and there were two themes that defined them.
China's fragile relationship with Russia and North Korea
China's recent summit with Russia and the likely upcoming visit of President Xi Jinping to North Korea are tactical moves that ignore the historical tensions between China, Russia and North Korea.
Supreme Court under Trump has not undone civil rights
In 1954, author Darrell Huff published a pithy bestseller, "How to Lie With Statistics." Huff's most notable observation? That "correlation does not imply causation."
L.A. mayor's race offers voters more failure or real change
Politics is the only profession of which I am aware in which competence does not seem to matter.
